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Office of Women's Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Menstruation and the menstrual cycle.

Learn about the different types of Tampax tampons and select the best level of absorbency for you and your flow. Exploring the Advantages of Utilising Various Tampon AbsorbenciesThe manufacture of tampons is not overly complex: each component selected meets a unique need, and is always certified by independent experts to ensure its safety. Each component is evaluated before being used in our tampons: more than 1,000 quality tests are conducted on raw materials. After the initial heavy flow days, the intensity of your period typically lessens. During this phase, the amount of bleeding can fluctuate based on various factors including time of day, physical activity, and body position. It is beneficial to observe these changes and adjust the absorbency level of your tampons accordingly.

So, how to choose tampons? It’s really down to personal preference and which tampon works best for you, but we think Tampax Pearl is a great choice. Take a look at our How do tampons work? article if you want to learn more. If you’re just trying Tampax tampons for the first time, you might want to start with the lightest or lowest level of absorbency. Tampax Pearl Compak Regular is one of the best tampon options for light to medium flow. With a, practical, smooth plastic applicator and an Anti-slip Grip™, Tampax Pearl Compak allows for a smooth and comfortable insertion. The tampon also expands to fit your unique shape, for better protection against leaks.* One moment, it's a downpour - heavy and unrelenting. This is often the onset of your period. It's like that spring thunderstorm that starts with a few droplets but soon transforms into a downpour. This is when you're looking for your super-absorbent raincoat or, in this case, a super-absorbent tampon.

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As your period winds down, the volume of menstrual blood significantly reduces. On these days, when bleeding gradually dwindles to spotting, use light absorbency tampons. These tampons are designed to absorb a lighter menstrual flow and are slim and compact for easy and hassle-free use. Using a lighter absorbency tampon at the end of your flow can reduce the feeling of a dry removal, which often comes from using an overly-absorbent tampon for your flow.

Tampax Pearl Compak and Tampax Pearl tampons expand widthways to better fit your body shape*. Our motion fit protection gives you incredible anti-leak protection, whether you’re running, diving, sliding or even sleeping. This makes Tampax Pearl, Compak and Cotton Protection are some of the best tampons out there. You wouldn't use the same clothing for all types of weather, right? So why would you use a one-size-fits-all tampon for your varying menstrual flow? It’s completely normal for your gynecologist to ask about heavy periods and they obviously don’t get out a measuring cup, so they have other ways of figuring out if a heavy flow is too heavy. If you answer “yes” to any of the following questions, your flow may be too heavy and you should speak with your doctor. Don’t ignore heavy periods. For moderate menstrual flow, mid-absorbency tampons are most suitable. Remember, the severity of your period can change each day and may not align with your previous cycles. Hence, it's best practice to have tampons of lower or higher absorbency handy at all times, even during a medium flow period. End of period flow: Lighter days demand lower tampon absorbencyThe initial days of menstruation often usher in heavy and intense bleeding. In such instances, using super plus absorbent tampons is the best course of action for optimal comfort and protection. These tampons are specifically designed to handle high levels of flow and offer amazing leakage protection. These super absorbent tampons can absorb more of the fluid, providing a safe and reliable solution right from day one of your period. Are you considering using tampons for the first time? Do you have questions about how to use tampons? If so, you’ve come to the right place! Read on to learn everything you need to know about this easy-to-use period protection if you’re thinking of using it for the first time. What do tampons do? Ideally, a tampon should last about 4-6 hours. If you remove a tampon after 6 hours and it still has a lot of “white” showing or it’s uncomfortable because it feels dry, you should go down a size. If you fill or overflow a tampon in less than 4 hours, go up a size. How do I know if my tampon is full? If you lose too much blood with each cycle, your body can’t make new blood cells fast enough to keep up, and you develop a condition called anemia (which is a low blood count). Anemia not only makes you feel horrible (headaches, dizziness, and fatigue), but it also affects your brain function - so obviously you would want to get that treated. It’s completely normal for your gynaecologist to ask you about heavy periods – and although they obviously don’t get out a measuring cup, they have other ways of figuring out if a heavy flow is too heavy. If you answer “yes” to any of the following questions, your flow may be too heavy, and you should consult your doctor. Don’t ignore heavy periods.

Keep in mind that during heavy menstrual days, tampons can be changed as frequently as required, even more than the typical 4-6 hour window. It’s totally normal to need to change your tampon more frequently at the start of your cycle, or on your heaviest days. Middle of period flow: Modulate tampon absorbency as per flow intensity Every woman wants the best for her body. That is why Tampax is here to reassure you that our tampons are completely safe to use.Added Convenience and Flexibility: The ability to choose tampons with different absorbency levels allows you to align your period products with your daily activities. Whether it's a long meeting, a movie marathon, or a walk with friends, you can choose a tampon that will provide protection throughout your plans. Your period will never impede your schedule again! Tampons are the protection of choice when you're exercising or doing other physical activities. You can feel confident a tampon will stay in place while you're on the move. For athletic activities, especially those requiring tight-fitting outfits, such as ballet, gymnastics or skiing, tampon use is a great choice. Light exercise is also one of the best ways to ease cramps and take away that heavy, bloated feeling. Tampons are a comfortable and reliable form of protection whether you’re cycling, swimming, walking, or doing yoga. Can you swim with a tampon in?